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If this was the case, then they spent millions on making a whole episode which was pretty much a snuff film and by mentioning this version of the finale you would be marked as either crazy or with contempt by the fandom. Every character is shown dead including ones who already were dead and buried long before this episode and they were being dumped into a massive fiery pit out on a snow-covered battlefield. Finally, it cuts back to the end of the first season, the scene where the main hero at the time is about to be executed and instead of being killed creating the most epic twist in television history: he moves out of the way of the axe which is swung down. It misses his head and he looks straight at me. He isn't laughing or being sinister but simply he looks disappointed. “Why did you fail us like that? ” The axe is swung again a final time straight into his neck. His head rolls along the cobblestone floor and the camera zooms in. “We are coming for you” he whispers before the end credits begin to fade in.

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Dragonfly giggled as Groot wheezed angrily. “As for us—there’re plenty here who’d like a meat snack, ” Spin concluded phlegmatically, picking a white flower and handing it to Dragonfly. The girl looked embarrassed for a second but accepted the present anyway. The awkward flirting amused Chip, evoking nostalgia and a slight envy—nostalgia for his own youth and envy because these kids still had everything ahead of them: such as the euphoria of first soaring in the skies and feeling and loving their gentle and mighty machines beneath them. Chip remembered how the CO of his academy, a grizzled veteran who had entered the service back when helicopters still used rotors and wings to fly, paced in front of the wing of cadets and spoke: “If you don’t love your machine, if you don’t feel her like your own selves, if you don’t feel any hit she takes like a blow against your own hides—then you’ll never make true pilots, brothers. And if you honor and care for her, then you’ll receive loyalty in return. And then, no matter the fire you draw, you won’t be piloting but dancing, holding fast to the sky with every blade. That’s how it is, oh brothers…” “Colonel Sir! ” Dragonfly’s voice yanked Chip from his reverie. Chip smiled slightly. The tradition of dropping the ‘lieutenant’ part when addressing a ‘lieutenant colonel’ in a not entirely formal situation, or when kissing ass, was already well-known to these green kids. “Who’s Lili Marleen anyway? ” Dragonfly went on. “You were just singing…” “Ah, ” Chip realized that there was no avoiding another excursion into history. “That’s an old soldier’s song from the First World War. That is, from 1914. A certain Hans Leip joined the Reichswehr—that was what the German sector’s army was called back then. He was a teacher by profession, but that didn’t keep him from dating two girls at the same time, one of whom was named Lili and the other Marleen. So he composed a song for both of them. In his recollections, he was standing at his post not long before being sent to the front. He survived the war and the song survived with him. It only really became popular during the Second World War. Unsurprisingly, the Germans were the first to sing it. After that, to the immense surprise of all the generals, the soldiers of the other armies started singing it too: Everyone loved it. And, as you see, it survived to our day…” Jingle, who was on point, held up a paw, calling for silence. Then he pointed down at his feet where an enormous footprint with three toes was printed into the earth. “I think we’ve found ‘em, ” Groot stated the obvious. And received another smack on the head from Dragonfly. *** “Now I know what a horse with a birdbrain looks like, ” Smoky whispered, observing the female ceratosaurus who was busy guarding her nest. She kept checking the temperature, dipping her head into the pile of withered leaves that concealed the eggs she had laid and chasing away small, feathered dinosaurs that looked like hybrids of Komodo dragons with chickens that kept creeping up to it. The feathered dinosaurs were working in a flock of six or seven: While two or three distracted the mother, the rest of them rushed at the nest and rummaged among the leaves, trying to find the eggs while avoiding the ceratosaurus’s teeth. So far, they had only managed the latter: As soon as the cautious female heard a noise behind her back, she immediately stopped pursuing the others and routed the thieves squealing from her nest. “Damn. It’s too bad Sasha and Hamster aren’t here, ” sighed Chip, watching this drama. “Who’s that? ” Shepard asked. “Two of my buddies. Amateur zoologists. It’s too bad they’re out about town. A friend of ours is getting married and they’re helping her out. Otherwise they’d be sure to tell us what’s up with these chickensaurae and the best way to grill them. They look like velociraptors…Or their cousins. Damn, wish I knew…” “Colonel, sir, how do you know all this anyway? I mean about the Boers, Kipling…Lili Marleen…” asked Jingle crawling over. “I want to know that much too…” “Well start reading and studying, ” Chip replied. “It’s not like I knew all this when I was born either. Everything comes with time and stubborn work. It’s not like you simply want something and get it, buddy. Even diarrhea doesn’t happen just like that. As for knowledge…If you want to shoot for the stars, you have to go through the thorns, not around them. That one isn’t mine, by the way. A very smart person said that a long time ago. ” Jingle sighed. It really seemed like he wanted things to happen just like that and immediately. “Okay…” Chip apprised the situation one more time. The squad was lying prone in the bushes and even Groot was keeping his mouth shut insofar as his nature permitted it. And this struck Chip as very suspicious. His entire experience with this squad simply screamed at him that something wasn’t right here. People like this jabbermouth with an appetite for adventure simply couldn’t lie prone and avoid doing anything. And Chip guessed right on the mark: As he and the rest of the squad looked on, Groot stood up to his full height and began walking to the ceratosaurus’s nest. “Wait, you idiot! ” Dragonfly hissed. But Groot, paying no attention to her hissing, plodded onward to meet the ceratosaurus’s toothy maw. The female, seeing this green thing approaching her from the forest, lowered her head and squinted suspiciously. Groot fearlessly walked right up to the dinosaur, threw up his arms and announced: “I! Am! Groot! ” “You are a moron! ” sounded a voice from the bushes behind him. The ceratosaurus immediately popped up her head but spying no threat, went back to studying the uninvited guest. The guest was subjected to scrupulous sniffing, deemed uninteresting from any point of view the ceratosaurus held to and thereupon pushed away from the nest with a snort. Smiling ecstatically, Groot turned around 180 degrees and plodded back. Right in the direction of another piping hot smack on the head from Dragonfly that made the biota’s witless head ring loud throughout the forest. “What was that all about, cadet? ” Chip asked sternly, once the blow’s echo ceased wandering among the trees. “Well…” Groot glanced askance at Dragonfly and stepped further away, just in case. “I’m like grass…” He waited calmly for his buddies to finish their scalding remarks on this point and went on: “And that two-legged lizard is a predator, I believe. So I decided to take a looksee whether she’d attack me or not. She didn’t. And that means I could be useful. ” “Could be, ” Chip agreed. “But if you pull something like this again, I’ll feed you to that horned fellow right there! ” He pointed at the triceratops peacefully grazing at the other edge of the forest clearing. “I did not travel a difficult and thorny path from spermatozoa to lieutenant colonel just to watch you improvise when we’re out in the field, ” Chip went on. “I’d happily split your tree hollow open, you foliose papua, so that a squirrel could move in—the only thing that’s keeping me from it is Zarathustra. All right, you nitwit, go on. Pappy Chip needs to think. ” Groot sidled away from danger, concealing himself behind Jingle and Shepard, while Chip really did prop up his chin and began to think. And so: The nest was almost in the center of the clearing, watched over by a mother whom no one wanted to tangle with. Besides her, there were the feathered velociraptors milling around the clearing—and these were also worth accounting for: They wouldn’t dare attack the entire squad, but anyone apart would certainly get chewed up. And finally there was the triceratops, peacefully munching grass and not giving one fart for all the hubbub around the nest. On the other hand, the biota did not seem to draw aggro from the ceratosaurus. And only because this vegetable organism was not among the gastronomic preferences of the predatory lizard. Even as a side. And yet again: This would only be the case up until the moment he tried to steal a precious egg from the nest. At that point, Groot would immediately pass from the category of ‘harmless junk’ to ‘kill the bastard. ’ Taking into account the biota’s stamina, the timeframe—between the theft’s detection and the juicy ‘crunch! ’ signaling the end of the thief’s career (and life’s journey)—would be quite brief. Okay…Chip took a branch and used it to sketch a map of the clearing and the surrounding forest on the ground. The feathered looters fled to the other side of the clearing from where the squad was hiding in the bushes. It seemed their chicken brains could fathom what would happen if they met the pircs in open battle. They also didn’t risk approaching the ancient cow grazing to the left of Chip’s position. They were like Mesozaic street bums or something: strong in numbers but as soon as the scenario changed, they would break into a panicked herd. Accordingly, if you scared them and funneled them into the clearing, the ceratosaurus would react and chase after them. But finding the eggs in the leafage and placing them in the satchels would take some time. That was a minus. But… Chip stared pensively at Groot. Groot grew nervous under the commander’s close stare and tried to hide himself behind Dragonfly—only to be mercilessly shoved back to his spot. “Eh…Is something wrong, Colonel Sir? ” the biota asked cautiously, having made certain that all paths of retreat were blocked to him. “You’re about to atone for your foolishness with your blood, ” Chip placed a paw on his shoulder. “Since that overgrown chicken doesn’t attack you, go over and stand by her nest to see where the eggs are located. That should save us some time. Got that? ” “Sir, yes, sir, Colonel Sir! ” Groot stood up straight, excited at the mission he’d been assigned. He’d already begun to worry that the terrible lieutenant colonel would cook up some nastiness for him for purposes of edification. And yet now it looked like he was even praised him. “What about us? ” Smoky asked. “We’re going to circle the clearing and see where those chickensaurae are milling. ” “What do we need them for? ” Jingle wondered. “Look, ” Chip pointed at the velociraptors that launched another failed raid to steal an egg. “For the momma and that three-horned cow over there, the feathered dinosaurs are the main enemy. If we set that flock running into the clearing, they’ll have to dash directly. The female will obviously chase after them, figuring that those bastards are trying to purloin her progeny once again. While she’s chasing them, we’ll run like wild hogs for the nest where our brave comrade Groot will have scouted the lay of the land. And I do mean scouted and not ‘showed his initiative! ’” Groot nodded frenetically, indicating that he had understood everything correctly and that he wouldn’t dare stray from the instructions he’d received even a tiny little bit. Just in case, Chip fixed him with a stern stare and went on: “And so, Groot scouts the eggs and indicates their location when we arrive. After that he acts as a lookout to make sure that the momma-saur doesn’t consume us while we’re playing grave-robbers. Dragonfly and I will start loading our satchels—two eggs in each, remember? The first satchel is for Jingle, the second is Smoky, the third is Spin, the fourth Shepard, and the fifth Dragonfly. That’s ten. Once the eggs are in your satchel, you run as fast as you can to the forest and wait for the others at the edge. Once everyone’s assembled, we hustle back to base. Else, if something goes wrong, wait for my order. Everyone remember everything? ” “Sir, yes sir! ” The squad echoed in unison. Even the programmers were on the ball, demonstrating that the week they had spent under Chip’s leadership hadn’t been wasted. “Then let’s get to it, ” Chip ordered. Groot immediately turned around and happily plodded off to the nest. A velociraptor went hurtling past him, running as fast as it could and utterly ignoring the biota, which only reaffirmed the cadet’s earlier words: The race of sentient plants was entirely uninteresting to the predators. For her part, the ceratosaurus female paid absolutely no attention to the biota that took up position next to her nest. She merely glanced askance, noticed the harmless bundle of parsley and went on tending to her parental duties. “Okay, situation looks nominal, ” Chip stated with satisfaction. “Follow me at a jogging pace! ” And the squad set off around the clearing in a line. It was easy and pleasant to jog with the satchels empty. Right until the point that Shepard suddenly called out: “Oh, look at them apples! ” “Don’t you dare…” Chip began but he was too late. Shepard grabbed the bright orange fruit that really did resemble an apple and bit into it with an audible crunch. In the next instant, the pircs’ snouts were assaulted by an unbearable stench. A notification popped up announcing a debuff they had received, and the contents of Chip’s stomach hurled upward and onward with cosmic speed. His vision went blurry and the lieutenant colonel didn’t even remember grabbing Dragonfly and Jingle by their scruffs and running away. He crashed through the brush with nothing but the desire to breathe fresh air again in his mind. When he came to, Chip was in the middle of the dense forest, with the ‘Burned Throat’ debuff. Everyone else, including that stupid Shepard, were beside him panting desperately. With that said, Shepard was unconscious and draped over Smoky’s shoulders, making pathetic whimpering sounds and weakly moving his paws. Unlike the others, he’d earned three debuffs at once, including nausea, a malus to his strength and disorientation for the next hour. “You fool-of-a-saurus! ” Chip turned on him after wiping his mouth. “Didn’t anyone teach you not to stick foreign objects in your mouth, eh? Here it is—definitive proof that man could not have evolved from ape because any dumb old macaque lives in the forest her whole life and knows not to just stick whatever in her mouth, but you, you dimwit, can’t figure out the same thing after eighteen years of your momma telling you not to! ” In reply Shepard could only hiccup and drool, looking pitifully at his enraged CO. “We need a healer, ” Smoky said. “Our medic is out there in the clearing so forget it, ” replied Chip. “We’ll drink some water and go on with the quest. We’ll leave Shepard here. Jingle take his satchel. Smoky, when we run for it, you grab it. I’ll catch up and take over after. Everyone got that? ” “Sir, yes sir, ” the squad replied much more quietly this time. Shepard could only hiccup and roll his eyes. “Right…” Chip looked around. “Wait here. ” “Where are you going, Colonel Sir? ” Spin asked. “I’m going to go pick some of those apples, ” Chip replied. “What if the momma-saurus attacks us when we least expect it. I’ll toss her a snack. It’s not nice to drop in empty-handed. ” Chip located the tree without any difficulty—it stank to high heaven after all. Holding his breath, he quickly picked two apples and stuck them in his pockets. Then he quickly hurried back. The rest of the journey passed without incident. Shepard calmly hung out on Chip’s and Smoky’s shoulders, making no attempt to taste any of the local flora. And the others made no attempt to break discipline. Groot seemed to understand the precariousness of his position and was maintaining discipline as well. Such was Chip’s conclusion, seeing the biota standing upright beside the nest. Groot stood ‘at ease’ and moved only his eyes. “Is he always like that? Until he gets it in the neck, he won’t do anything? ” Chip asked with curiosity. “Always, ” Dragonfly sighed. “Well, if someone doesn’t snap his neck, he’ll make a decent pilot I suppose, ” Chip hummed. “Now everyone be quiet. 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Only Smoky lagged behind because he had been helping Shepard get more comfortable in the shade. “Finally! ” Groot greeted them happily. “There…the eggs are there. ” He picked up a branch and pointed it to the lower part of the nest. Then he dashed aside as he had been ordered and froze there, staring at the tail of the ceratosaurus vanishing among the trees. They got to work: Taking the eggs from the nest and carefully placing them in specially-designed sections in the satchels. The filled satchels were picked up and carried to the brush and everything went just fine and without a single hitch until it was Chip’s turn. The lieutenant colonel was fastening his satchel when Groot began to yell: “Help me! ” The biota was running as fast as he could, twisting and turning away from the triceratops’ jaws. “So that’s who’ll eat him, ” said Dragonfly. Chip no longer had the time to be surprised how the biota had managed to reach the other end of the clearing. Although, if you think about it, there was nothing surprising here at all: This was Groot after all. “Into the forest! ” Chip growled, heading to intercept the triceratops. Noticing that backup was on its way, Groot changed course to rendezvous with the lieutenant colonel. “Sorry! ” he yelled, running past Chip. “I just wanted to pet him! ” “I’ll kill you! ” the lieutenant colonel promised him and whipped the stink-apple from his pocket. Taking a moment to aim, he yelled: “Gasmasks on! ” and tossed the fruit at the triceratops’ maw. The apple traced a shapely arc and plopped down right on the tongue of the dinosaur, who had opened his mouth in anticipation of a fresh bit of biota salad. The triceratops mechanically snapped his jaw shut and stopped rooted with his horns in the ground. A green gas began to snake from his nostrils and tears seeped from his eyes, while the first of three debuffs appeared over his head. Roaring pitifully, the poor lizard took off through the trees. “Okay. Where is that bastard..? ” Chip looked around. The bastard in question was busy rolling an egg out of the nest. “Put it down, you moron! ” barked Chip, running past. Groot hesitated and the pirc grabbed him like a folder of documents and then grabbed the egg too. At this point, there came the crash of a falling tree, drowned out by savage growling. The unsated ceratosaurus returned to the clearing. “Goddamn it, ” the pirc managed. Seeing her plundered nest and something furry beside it with an egg in its paw and the harmless vegetable weirdo underarm, the ceratosaurus immediately put two and two together and launched after her revenge. The lieutenant colonel recalled the stink apple he still had, but there wasn’t any time to get it. “I will kill you, Groot! ” hollered Chip tearing for the trees. He yelled at his squad as he ran: “Everyone back to base! I’ll distract her! ” Much later, everyone recalled to much laughter how the white pirc tore through the clearing with the dangling biota underarm, the egg in his paws and an endless torrent of curses and oaths streaming from his mouth. Rushing into the forest, Chip tossed Groot over his shoulder, stuck the egg in his hands and kept running as the ceratosaurus smashed against the trees behind him. “You shall not pass! ” yelled the unbridled biota, not suspecting that only the fear of breaking the rhythm of his pace kept the pirc from teaching him when to shut up. As if mocking his words, the ancient trunks that had impeded the enraged mother’s progress began to bend with menacing creaking. The flock of velociraptors appeared right in the way of the runner. “Fly, you fools! ” Groot yelled at them. Unlike him, the ancient lizards hadn’t read the English fantasy classic and hadn’t seen the movies either. In exchange they had a long memory and an excellent appetite. Seeing his assailant on his own, the leader hissed, aggressively ruffling the remaining feathers on his neck. “Toss him the egg! ” Chip yelled. “Why? ” “I’ll kill you! ” “Toss him the egg, sir, yes sir! ” The leader didn’t have time to revel in the sudden gift that came flying his way. Groot tossed the improvised grenade straight into the velociraptor’s short paws and the leader automatically grabbed the unexpected gift, instantly becoming the center of attention for the entire flock. Which is what Chip wanted. “Extra point! ” he barked, punting the confused velociraptor as he ran. For the second time in five minutes, the poor lizard surged into the sky. And once again, not of his own volition. Without releasing the egg from his claws, he hurtled right past the eyes of the ceratosaurus who had just finished stamping the trees under her feet. The rest of the flock, recalling what took place following this same event only five minutes ago, didn’t bother waiting for the continuation and melted away into the forest. The ceratosaurus watched the leader’s trajectory and immediately lost all interest towards Chip. Turning around, she crashed off after the flying egg. “Liverpooool! Allez! Allez! Allez! ” Chip screamed like a steam whistle, disappearing in the dense thicket. “And the Jacksonville Jaguars are headed to the Superbowl! ” squealed Groot from his shoulders. The lieutenant colonel burst through the brush and all but crashed into his squad. “What are you dicking around here for? ” he yelled. “Move those legs! On the double! Groot—do me one last favor before I kill you—heal Shepard. ” “Sir, yes Lieutenant Colonel Sir! ” the biota replied. Meanwhile, Dragonfly began: “ By the old Moulmein Pagoda… ” “ …lookin’ lazy at the sea, ” [6] the others chimed in. Having completed its mission, the squad headed back to the Lair in victory and triumph, while for his part, Chip realized the most important thing: He definitely wanted to see the Tree. If the other biota were as odd as Groot, there was no way he’d be bored even for a moment in this game. [1] All pirc NPCs bear the names of animals. The abovementioned Nebulos is a Clouded Leopard. Latin name: Neofelis nebulosa. [2] A reference to Herman Melville’s novel Moby-Dick in which Ahab, the captain of the whaler Pequod, fanatically pursues a white sperm whale named Moby Dick. [3] Rudyard Kipling, “Boots. ” [4] Rudyard Kipling, “‘Birds of Prey’ March. ” [5] Rudyard Kipling, “Two Kopjes. ” [6] Rudyard Kipling, “Mandalay. ”.

Download Torrent raid nature. How on earth did I not know you guys were a Christian rock band? Is there a reason you don't promote yourselves as such? Why promote it? Our Faith is crucial to us but Jesus isn't a marketing tool. -Stephen Christian. I myself am not religious, but have been listening to Anberlin since the early 2000's in High school. Can confirm Jesus is not a marketing tool, but a friends word of mouth and making brilliant music is. Anberlin just out-edging "Andy Mckee" for alphabetic reign on my Google Music library. Eat it Andy! -SC. What are your favourite Anberlin Songs. For me its Christa Pafgen, Self Starter, and IJSW, (and no love to speak) How do you believe your faith has shaped you as a band? How much of an impact is it? My faith is me and I am my faith. To separate myself from Jesus is to destroy everything I am. What do you guys do for fun when not writing and performing? Outdoors: biking, running, climbing, etc. Favourite Bible verse? James... all of it. Hey guys! What do the small metal spheres in your "Impossible" video signify/symbolize? What does "Type Three" refer to? You guys are one of my favorite bands, and you are incredible live. My first concert was Warped Tour 2008 in Denver and I saw you guys there. Anberlin has helped inspire me to be a drummer/guitarist/musician as well as a frequent concert goer. Thank you so much! Any chance you can play "Dance Dance Christa Päffgen" tonight at the Gothic in Denver? I love that song! The small metal spheres signify that small metal spheres look sweet in slow motion. Also, have you not noticed the small metal spheres in our other videos...??? - NY. Hey guys, I just want to say thank you. I absolutely love your Cities and New Surrender albums. They really helped me through some rough times. My question for you, i'm agnostic, but i still am able to find a lot of meaning and purpose in your music, did you guys really try to reach a broad audience? I think music crosses many barriers, whether language or otherwise. Thank you for having an open mind and are willing to listen to us even though you don't believe what we believe. Much appreciated. Hey guys, on Vital you decided to go for more of an electronic sound. What type of sound can we expect for the next record? I'm a huge fan by the way. I'm coming to see you in Milwaukee this Sunday! I think somewhere in between Dead American and Paper thin Hymn is where we belong. -SC. Hey guys, first I want to say I absolutely loved you when I saw y’all back in March. Currently I’m pursuing a Master’s in English and, as part of a paper, I’ve elected to look at the lyrics of “Fin” in terms of queer theory. You use childlike names (Tommy, Billy, etc. ) in the beginning of the song, and allude to the possibility of abuse (“You made his faith…man of the cloth”). Is this an intentional reference to sexual abuse? Is there any lyric root in child sexual abuse at all? Or am I totally misinterpreting things? Not sexual, but a few of us have had some rough childhoods. Good read! -SC. I know Devotion just came out and is a huge deal (and is absolutely amazing), but can we still expect a new full-length album next year? HELLLOOO REDDIT- This is Stephen the singer, we are going to be switching off as a band. We are here to answer your questions! So, yes we are planning on doing a full length and releasing it next year. We have a few ideas and can't wait to get into the studio hopefully in January. What was your inspiration for the song "Fin"? I've heard a lot of different stories behind it and wanted to know the real deal. My childhood. Growing up trying to find God through Christians is hard. Luckily I found him through Jesus. Is that Borderlands in the background? Absolutely. In your opinion, how important is the use of these platforms for you and why or why not do you think they’re important? What advice do you have for independent/unsigned bands/artists who wish to make their hobby a career? How important has a manager/management or label been to the success of your career? Social media is important in the fact that it makes people believe that the chasm between the 'celebrity' or entertainer is smaller. It is not important because it is not real. The internet is the wonderful bliss of a false reality. If you want less frustration in your life keep it a hobby and not a career. There is no gold here, don't head west. If it is your passion the last phrase will not scare you so keep going. Don't give up. Hey guys! Can't wait to see you at the Gothic tonight! I've got three questions for you: -What songs or artists made the biggest impact on you in your youth? -What artists shaped who you are as a musician? -What song(s) do you wish you wrote? FOr me it was Morrissey & perhaps Nirvana/Pearl Jam. The Beatles, Jeff Buckley, and The Cure. Wrecking ball. Hello Anberlin! I am so ecstatic to have this opportunity to "ask you guys anything! " I have been a huge fan since your beginnings in MySpace back in 2005, and my love for this band has only grown. I really mean it when I say you guys are my favorite band of all time! Anberlin has inspired a great positive outlook with in my life with its lyrics, especially during my lowest points. I always felt your music grasped so many emotions, and I felt as if I could strongly relate to nearly each song. Seriously, I have such chills listening to your albums! The lyrics and sound come together so well. I have seen three of your performances, and I hope you guys can do more of your Acoustic tours more often! It is such a treat! :) I just want to take this opportunity to thank you for having such an impact on my life. Out of all the works Anberlin has done, what is a personal favorite? What have been the greatest/worst concert experience? My personal favorite is NTFP, its not that its our best album but it is absolutely sentimental to me. Some of our best concert experiences have been: Every show in SLC, Soundwave, Parachutes, Opening up for LP in Europe, opening up for smashing pumpkins in their hometown, amongst many other things. Worst is falling flat on my face in Montreal, CA. no fun at all. You guys are amazing! My wife and I have seen you live twice so far here in NYC, both times were awesome experiences. Just wanted to say thanks for making such great music, Vital is a great album. What do you guys do for fun when you're not busy touring/writing? We all go our separate ways, Xian-DJ's, Nate- works on roasting coffee beans, DEon helps his wife with her startup company, and Joey has dogs. If you guys hadn't become musicians, what careers would you guys be in? Joey: Pet Detective Deon: Something involving construction Stephen: Insurance Salesman Christian: I don't think I could do anything else... Nate: Coffee Roaster! I've been dying to know - who is Christa Paffgen? It's my favorite song by you guys and I'd just love to know the meaning behind the title. Love you guys and rock on! Google her. she's worth a google. Hey guys, just want to say that I'm a huge fan, been enjoying your music since Blueprints. Stephen, my then pregnant wife and I got to talk to you several years ago at Liberty U out in the audience before your show, and then again before a show at the 9:30 club you remembered us! Want to say thanks for being so friendly to your fans. How many people have told you over the years they named their child after your band name (or some variation of it - i. e. Amber Lynn) since you've been together? Also now that Devotion is out, what are the future plans for the band? Love you guys! A lot of people have named there kids after us, that and Anberlin tattoos floor me. -Stephen Christian *side note don't ever name your kid Amber Lynn. Trust me. DONT google it. Thanks for doing this! I've been a huge fan since I first heard you, and have seen you multiple times over the past ten years. Sadly though, have never heard time and confusion live. And desperately wish you had recorded an acoustic version. I am getting married this saturday and we have hired a local singer/singwriter to play Time and Confusion acoustically live for our first song. (Hope this is ok with you! :) So I guess my question is, what are you doing at 6pm this Saturday? Want to come to the philly burbs? Also, is there a reason you don't play this often and don't have an acoustic version? Its beautiful when done acoustic. Congrats on the wedding! Thats awesome that time&confusion was your song, feel free to upload to Youtube I want to see! -Stephen Christian. If you guys were to pick one song to represent Anberlin, which would it be and why? And thanks. Your music touched me deeply. :) Prob Paper Thin Hymn, it has all the elements that make Anberlin, Anberlin -Stephen Christian. Will you be working with Aaron Sprinkle again for future records? Your best albums are with Aaron. We'll see. As someone mentioned below: What was the story behind "Miserable Visu (Ex Malo Bonum)"? Also, what about "(*Fin)"? I've loved both of these tracks and thought they were great finales to both Cities and New Surrender. I've always been curious as to how they came about. Someone I am close to is into conspiracy theories and the apocalypse. Both are intriguing to me, the song is about a daydream I had that in the midst of the chaos saving the ones I love. (TIL The red priest was actually the composer Vilvaldi's nickname, Stephens favorite composer). -Stephen Christian Anberlin, Im not really a fan of Christmas or Christmas music... But I would buy your Christmas album. Can we expect one... Ever? Prob not. Sorry. We did put out one Christmas song about 6 years ago though! -Stephen Christian *baby please come home. Also, what do you guys do to relax or have fun when you aren't playing music? I lurk reddit and post funny pictures to our band's groupme account. - Joey. Whatever happened to the song Calm Culture Massacre during the NTFP sessions? Yeah, it got put down like a rabid dog. It was supposed to be a song about the current Christian culture hence CCM and it turned out poorly executed. Why is it that the best songs on the album end up being the B-Sides? I love all the songs on every album and know the lyrics but I like the B-sides more every time. Ha, yeah haunting was a mistake to leave off. I'd like to die we left off because the tambourine was not mixed well. It killed the song for us. -sc. Hi Anberlin! I've been listening to your music since the begining (punk goes 90s) and its been fun to see how your music has grown and improved. It's good stuff. anyway What was the idea behind the song God, Drugs, and Sex? I am an atheist, and one of my good friends is in the process of becoming ordained, and we both love the song but as you can guess, have very different ideas on what it is about. Also, What has been your favorite tour so far? best touring story? Thanks for the AMA I don't try to explain stephen's lyrics, but i love that you both approach that song from different view points based on your beliefs. that's why music is so amazing. it can mean anything to the listener. Wats your view on music piracy? Overall, not a fan. albums take money to record and release. if you like a band, buy the album. don't fall into the misconception/lie that no bands see money from their album sales. if no one supports art, it will die. What about spottily? when we listen is it still profitable? No, but it is better than illegally downloading. Spotify, like communism, is a great theory on paper; but right now just isn't working. Out of all your songs, which ones mean the most to each of you and why? And I also absolutely love you guys. have seen you 11+ times and are going to your boston show on the 26th! I (deon) love dance, dance just because it's so fun to play live. that's really how most of my favorites are gauged. Stephen/anberlin, are these the lyrics you sang on the acoustic tour on inevitable? you walking straight towards me you're wearing all that i see straight - you're walking straight towards me Yes, something like that it was improvised differently every night. I was trying to insinuate a bride walking down the isle, I feel like song is used in weddings a lot so why not indulge! -Stephen Christian. How sic are the dudes in Lydia though? How did Anberlin get into touring with the 8123 guys? What is 8123. is that a gang? -Stephen Christian. How do you feel about people pirating music? It is the reason I literally have a second job. I'm a huge fan and have been following you guys since the Nintendo Fusion Tour. Over the years, I've seen you a bunch -- so much, that I stopped counting at 15. I'm excited for Boston later this month! 1. ) Not really a question, but thanks for making the majority your b-sides easy to legally obtain. Sometimes it leads to buying the same album couple of times (I think I'm personally responsible for half of New Surrender 's total sales), but I don't have to pay large import fees or, worse, torrent. Hopefully things like Lost Songs, New Surrender 's deluxe rerelease, and Devotion will continue to be a trend. 2. ) At what point in the creation process do you say this album is going to be 10 tracks or 12 tracks and these four will be b-sides. For example, "Unstable" was a very strong track, but it was exclusive to iTunes as a b-side. 3. ) Along the same lines, how do you decide how many and what songs are going to be in a set? Do you find it hard to balance the songs that people expect with new material and surprises like "The Haunting"? 4. ) It's been a while since you guys have done a cover song. Is that something you guys are done with? Is there a song that you'd like to cover, but haven't? 2) we decide tracklisting once the album is all recorded and done. 3)with sets, we generally try to include as many fan favorite songs as possible. since we can't play them all due to time, we just have to vote each tour. 4) no plans for any covers right now. not opposed though. I'm a huge fan of you guys and the Buccaneers.. I thought I'd ask you a question about them. How do you feel about Greg Schiano? Fire him or let him stay? I don't love him, but I'd like to give him the rest of the year to get his crap together... But I'm pumped about Freeman being gone. Glennon 4 Life. - NY. Put yourself in this position: Actor Morgan Freeman has just won an Oscar, and you're extremely happy, because you're a fan of his. Out of the blue, during his acceptance speech, he announces that you are to be kidnapped at once. At the same time he says this, three kidnapping ninjas break into your living abode and snatch you away. You wake up two days later with no memory of what happened in between time; the first thing you see is Freeman standing above you. He then tells you that you have a choice: get fucked with one of his many tools (including a hammer, sledgehammer, axe, power drill, and a Japanese buzzsaw); play a game of H-O-R-S-E with, and defeat, Shaquille O'Neal (with Shaq-Fu powers, mind you), or fight all three kidnapping ninjas in a battle to the death. Complete any of these, and you'll be free to go. What do you do? Play a game of H-O-R-S-E, seems the least painful. Are you ever planning on doing a show down here on Mexico? We are so close! It would make my life if you would someday. I would love to do a show in Mexico! Book it! What happened with Universal Records? I knew that they didn't promote Vital as much as you and me and everyone else would've loved. But what happened behind the scenes of all of that? We love Universal, but Universal is done with rock music as a whole. They dropped all their rock acts and are really pushing Pop-___. Is there any chance of hearing more of the epic (in the literal sense of the word), post-rock vibe from (*Fin) in the future? That song is literally my favorite of all time. Have you heard God drugs and sex? -Stephen Christian. Ah! Wish you were doing a VIP in Charlotte this tour. Any chance you'll hang out with the fans after/before the show? I'll buy you coffee! We'll be around. we usually are. coffee is always welcome! 1) "The Unwinding Cable Car" is one of my favorite songs. 2)Who influenced your music? 3) You guys and The Fray duke it out in a parking lot over the use of the word "Cable Car"? A lot of bands influenced us, from Metalica to the Ramones to the Smiths. We are an amalgamation of everything we listened to growing up. We had Cable Car first! -Stephen Christian. Would you ever tour with The Classic Crime again? I love those guys, perhaps! Link to I've been a huge fan since Blueprints -- and I've really appreciated how much your style has evolved over the years. This goes double for Vital, which has been my favorite album of yours yet. I feel like it is also showcases some of the most pronounced changes in your music to date; what inspired this transition? Was it a conscious decision to shift gears like this, or has your guys' sound transformed more organically? We basically just write what we feel at the time. if we want to change it up, we do. Hey guys, thanks for doing this AMA. I'm the father of the father/son duo that show up at all your Connecticut shows. Just want to thank you guys for being there and doing what you do. Your music/shows have been instrumental in strengthening our father/son relationship. A wholesome activity we can both get excited about and enjoy. So, thanks again. What particular set of skills would you say you have? Nunchucks. (THANK YOU FOR THE KIND WORDS! ) I've never heard your music in my life, but I'm coming to your concert to see the Maine perform. I guess my question is what bands would you say play music similar to yours, or have you sort of modeled yourself after anyone? Can't wait for the concert! I'm excited to hear some of your music! Edit: How do me gramer? Thanks for keeping an open ear to us. I'd say Jimmy Eat World and Foo Fighters are inspirations, be prepared to get your face melted at our show... I mean that in the best way possible. Anything upcoming from Anchor & Braille? Not as of yet ANberlin has been keeping me quite busy, but yes someday! -SC. Thanks for doing an AMA, guys. Just want to say that I absolutely love and enjoy your sound and your lyrics. I'll be seeing you guys with my wife and my brother in November in Atlanta and I'm stoked for the show! I have just 2 questions: 1) Which album did you enjoy writing the most? 2) Which album was the hardest to write? Writing- NTFP Hardest-New Surrender. I want to do that whole record over again. Dance, Dance, Christa Paffgen is such a damn good song. I mean, you're entire catalog is fantastic but that song... Gets me every time. You want to come to Delaware and play it for me? Fine. Want to buy me a plane ticket, a hotel, and give me some money so I can finally pay off my student loan? -Stephen Christian. Hey guys, how come you've pulled out of playing London again? Your shows are genuinely a highlight of recent years and I'm so glad you come over a lot more since you've left tooth and nail:) Ps - when you played *fin at the Islington academy I was so happy a little bit of pee came out. Sorry about that. it was really just a problem of logistics. we'll be back as soon as possible! Anberlin is one of my all-time favorite bands. I met the band in Seattle after one of your shows a few years ago, and you were all very nice. *fin is one of my all-time favorite songs, and your music has resonated with me for almost a decade now. My question is, have you had an interaction with a fan that stands out to you guys as being exceptionally funny/odd/meaningful? Also, when are you coming to Alaska?!? We are hoping we get to alaska at some point. it's a goal of ours... as for fan interaction, every one is different, but the ones that stand out are the fans that have truly felt something emotional and life changing as a result of something we've done. it's surreal. You guys have been my favorite band for several years now. about 8. listened to you guys on troops to cross-country and track meets that get me pumped up. number one favorite band right ahead of paramore! this is truly my only question and be honest, where has been your guy's favorite location to play? I won't hate if you don't say omaha:) SLC -Stephen Christian. In April of this year you played a show in Toronto at a smaller venue. For your last song you invited the crowd on stage to sing along. This was truly one of the most memorable moments of my life. How do you guys manage to always seem so down to earth? We have each other to put each other in our place. Hi! Like so many others in this thread, you guys have influenced me greatly in my life. I don't know where I'd be if I haven't decided to listen to your music. I remember days when I'd have a really horrible day at school and I'd walk home listening to your music and I just instantly felt a lot better. Your lyrics really inspire me and Anberlin was the first band who truly had songs that spoke out to me and actually meant something other than words that match a rhythm on a track. You guys followed me on Twitter earlier today and I literally jumped around in my class and could not stop smiling. It's such a little thing that means so much to me, so thank you for that. You guys made my day a whole lot better. I can't say thank you enough times. Here's my question: What was Anberlin like during the pre-Anberlin/SaGoh 24/7 days and what was your first show together like? Cheesy. Joey and Deon liked punk rock. I had bleached hair, joey wore metallica shirts, and deon wore overalls. (yes there are pictures out there somewhere. ) When we signed to a label they brought in a fashion director to change our wardrobe. (kidding. ) We were, however, a really funny bunch to hang out with. Stephen- Northern Lights is like the soundtrack for my life and I think it's one of your best songs, it came out great! Huge fan from SoCal! What is your favorite song to play live from Vital? Self Starter I just want to jump off the stage every time it starts! -Stephen Christian. Best oldies to listen to? Motown. Hey Anberlin! Just one question really, what's your favourite show to play/ have played outside of America? You guys are such an inspiration! Thank you for being incredible at what you do. TOOO many to count. Recently Singapore was incredible! -Stephen Christian. Have you ever played ''Audrey start the revolution'' Live?, I can't find a live performance anywhere of that song! It's my favorite. We should start playing that again! -Stephen Christian. What is something (trinket, photo, etc) that you absolutely cannot go on tour without? Bible. What are the chances of a show with you guys, Emery, Five Iron, Project 86, and The Almost? I would pay so much money. What is your favourite artist to play/tour with? Probably won't happen with those bands since they don't tour much, but we love any chance we have to tour with great friends. we're playing a few shows with TBS soon and we are very excited about that. Somebody told me that you were their favorite Christian band. Are you actually a Christian band? We are who we were when. Hey, my brother is a big fan (I'm pretty sure he still is). Except when you were in Michigan he was in Arizona and when you were in Arizona he was in Florida I think it was (He's a marine). Any chance you are just trying to avoid him? Haha. No way, we actually make a point to try and play as many shows for our servicemen and women as possible! We've even played an aircraft carrier somewhere off the coast of Africa... Tell your brother we'll see him soon - NY I mean no disrespect, but I've seen you live in concert 4 times, because you guys are awesome live. I don't know why, but I never really enjoyed your studio albums as much, because they don't do your live shows justice. Are they just overproduced or out of your hands? I wish they were more raw. Joey here, hey man, whatever works for you! Hence why we are recording our next record in a bathroom on my tape deck! What would be your dream come true? Playing music for a living... crap, i need a new dream now. I saw you guys two nights ago in Boise (amazing btw). I was recording a bit with my phone during A Day Late and Stephen pointed right at me, which makes for a pretty cool video in my opinion. Was that the purpose? My mother says it's impolite to point, so he was just being rude. Nate- You ready for the FSU vs Clemson game? Of course! - NY. Who's gonna call on Sunday morning? Also, who is gonna bring you home? Hopefully you! -SC. How'd you fellas get together? Stephen, joey and deon met in high school and then met the other two guys while playing shows. that's the short version. Do you have any plans to re-release NTFP, BFTBM, or NS on vinyl? I missed them the first two at Record Day Sale and New Surrender I was never able to get a hold of. I would like to complete my anberlin vinyl collection. Biggest fan and I'm so glad you guys are doing a AMA on reddit! We would love to do a boxset of all of our albums, so hopefully that will happen in the near future. Hey guys. Have seen you play 5 times at least. Amazing band. Thank you for the excellent music and thought provoking lyrics. Question: will you guys play at my wedding. I'm looking a for a live band. I'm sure you guys would be a good fit! Hit me up! You hit our manager up! -Stephen Christian. Hey Anberlin I was born and raised in winter haven Florida. Ive seen your yearbooks, why is Deon the only one in a yearbook. Dropouts. I have no questions, but I just wanted to let you know I love you're music. I saw you in concert once in Longview at the Belcher Center in 2012. It was an amazing experience and I don't like skinny jeans, but you guys really pull them off. Ha! nice. We are phasing that out as soon as we can afford some Imogean willy. I love you guys. I serisouly listen to "Mother" at least twice a day. That is awesome. I wish I wrote that song. Its like a warning to parents from Glen Danzig. Link to THAT IS AWESOME! > Link to I don't have a question, but I just wanna say I check your FB page regularly and your music plays on my Pandora stations regularly. Thanks for the work you put in! I appreciate it! -Stephen Christian. I have a sinus infection I can't shake. If it doesn't go away, go to a clinic or doc or you could have bigger problems soon. Netti Pot that nose. --Stephen Christian. You guys are one of the reasons I became a Christian. Thank you. Really? That is amazing! -Stephen Christian. Stephen, thank you for existing, you are someone I admire. I really appreciate that Jean! -Stephen Christian. I was actually listening to *fin while I stumbled upon your AMA!! Unfortunately my post will get buried beneath all the other ones because I'm a bit too late to the party, but I'd just like to say that I'm a huge fan of your music and that your music means a lot to me. Thank you guys so much! <3. Nope, found you. Hello! Everything about your music is amazing, I'm in love and have been since 2005:) My only question is how do I achieve one of my goals which is to meet you all. I see pictures of meet and greets / hangouts, I want to know how I can do this next time you visit my city (Cleveland). We should be coming through there in early spring, keep checking our website how to do it! -Stephen Christian. Hey guys! HEY NICOLE! -SC.
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Download torrent rabid animals. Download torrent robin hood. Download Torrent raid. For the past year or so, there has been a growing divide in the Zeppelin community concerning a bootleg company, Empress Valley Supreme Disc (EVSD for short) and their so-called "soundboard revolution". Specifically, a flame war is erupting between people who regularly buy EVSD's releases, and people who torrent or download them for free. In order to fully understand, here's a bit of history: Starting in 2002, EVSD began releasing previously unheard soundboards of Zeppelin usually once every year in what was dubbed the "soundboard revolution". These new soundboards were almost always from either 1975 or 1977. With these releases came a sort of "gentlemen's agreement": those who wished to torrent/download the releases would have to wait until all the copies had shipped out. That way, EVSD would recoup their investment by having a certain number of people purchase the soundboards, which were always pretty expensive, costing hundreds of dollars. Things went smoothly until two years ago, when the soundboard for the band's show in Seattle on March 21st, 1975 was released on soundboard. Soon after EVSD began shipping the soundboard, a user on the popular torrent site Dime called "jesusmahdi" posted the show before shipments had finished. EVSD contacted him, asking him to pull the show because they had not yet recouped their investment. He not before someone else had managed to torrent it. From there, the floodgates were opened, and many people had managed to download the soundboard before it had finished shipping. The resulting controversy caused EVSD to announce that they were pulling the planned release of a soundboard of the band's legendary "Live on Blueberry Hill" bootleg. Some feared that this would mark the end of the "soundboard revolution" if EVSD could not return a profit. Fortunately, last year, the soundboard revolution continued with the release of the soundboard for the band's legendary gig in Osaka, Japan on September 29th, 1971. Unfortunately, it was only a partial soundboard, notably missing almost the entirety of the acoustic set and Whole Lotta Love. To add insult to injury, the prelude to the release of the partial soundboard was marked by EVSD releasing three songs from the show, one at a time (Immigrant Song, Friends, and Stairway to Heaven) and charging exorbitant amounts for it (about $ one song). This release also included a "fuck you" message to jesusmahdi, telling him to stop releasing the soundboard early. Jesusmahdi ended up releasing the show on Dime early anyway, and even humorously made the "fuck you" message his avatar on the site. The resulting controversy resulted in quite a nasty argument developing within the Zeppelin community, particularly in this thread on. The insulting starts at the bottom of the page and just goes downhill from there. A portion of the thread had to be deleted by the administrators because things were getting so heated. Supporters of EVSD argued that it was entirely inappropriate for anyone to put the show online early. They pointed out that EVSD has been contributing a lot to the Zeppelin community by releasing these boards, and as a result, we should be grateful and comply with their request to withhold releasing the show online. At times, the rhetoric got particularly heated with some accusing people who download the show as being children who just want everything for free and aren't willing to pay for it. Opponents argued that EVSD's release strategy was utterly greedy and ridiculous and that their insults towards the community would only hurt them. Furthermore, they pointed out that piracy has been hurting the music industry for decades, and that EVSD shouldn't expect anything different for themselves. This controversy has continued with the recent partial soundboard release of the band's show in LA on March 24th, 1975. Things got particularly nasty with this thread on Dime (note: you need a Dime account in order to read the thread). Once again, jesusmahdi uploaded the soundboard, and once again, an EVSD defender began an argument with other users. So where do you all stand on this controversy? Do the torrenters deserve EVSD's new release strategy since they broke the agreement? Is EVSD being too greedy? Does EVSD deserve what the torrenters are doing now? Here is my take, and you can feel free to disagree: I'm more against EVSD than the torrenters, although I understand the grievances of both sides. On the one hand, I can understand wanting people to wait until all copies are shipped before torrenting them. I can also understand the fears of an early torrent cutting into profits, as well as EVSD being displeased with jesusmahdi for torrenting the show early. On the other hand, I think EVSD is fighting a losing battle. Fewer and fewer people are buying CDs these days. While vinyl has seen a resurgence, by and large, people prefer streaming. Furthermore, most of the rabid Zeppelin fanbase that constitutes EVSD's market is starting to get up there in age. Bootlegging is not necessarily something that is passed down to future generations. Sure, there's a younger audience for Zeppelin, but they're much more likely to listen to the studio version of Whole Lotta Love on Spotify, as opposed to paying hundreds of dollars for a soundboard of a random live show. As the older Zeppelin fans will die off over time, the market for EVSD will continue to shrink. This will mean that in order to maintain a profit, they will have to either jack up the prices to ridiculous levels, or continue releasing more and more of these "samples" to spread the release out. This will only piss off more and more fans, and will cause more people to stop buying their releases out of protest. This has already begun happening, as evidenced by multiple users in the thread vowing not to buy the soundboard unless it is complete. While I could understand wanting to spend hundreds of dollars to get a brand new release of a never before heard soundboard, EVSD doesn't exactly have the best track record. Their release of the soundboard for the band's March 11th, 1975 Long Beach show ran at the wrong speed initially, forcing them to issue a speed-corrected version. Their release of the soundboard for the March 20th, 1975 Vancouver show was marred by the audio being overly compressed and hot, so a lot of people ended up downloading fan remasters. Not to mention their releases of audience recordings have sometimes included patches to other shows to fill in gaps... without saying so in the packaging. They aren't the worst company when it comes to messing up audio or misleading the they aren't the best either. That is a major factor in my decision not to pay them. These practices are amateurish at best and fraudulent at worst. If they want money, they need to earn it, not simply expect it. Even with them unearthing these soundboards, is it too much to ask that they speed correct them and leave the sound untouched? Personally, I don't think so. Lastly, I simply do not think that there are that many people who did not purchase EVSD's releases just because they were torrented early. If someone is willing to purchase a release that costs hundreds of dollars and includes elaborate packaging, I do not see them being concerned with torrents of the show. They've already decided to purchase rather than download for free, and I don't think an early release online would change that mentality. Likewise, the vast majority of people who download the show have already made up their minds to get it for free. They aren't going to want to purchase it even with a delay. I think EVSD's best strategy going forward would be to adopt a preorder system. Announce that they have a new soundboard, announce that they need a certain number of people to preorder it, then once that target is reached, ship it out. I've seen some people worry that this strategy would mean people's money would be tied up for too long. To which I say that if someone is willing to spend that much on a bootleg, they are already tying up their money in something which is technically illegal. I don't think they would not particularly care how long it takes as long as they eventually get the soundboard. Furthermore, there are worries that someone from Led Zeppelin would find out about it and attempt to stop their practices. To which I say that if Jimmy or someone else from Led Zeppelin really wanted to, they would have found a way to stop EVSD by now. Furthermore, if EVSD does end up getting shut down by someone from Led Zeppelin, it'll serve them right. They do not occupy the moral high ground. They do not own these recordings in a legal sense. They are doing precisely the kind of practice that Jimmy and many musicians despise: charging fans ridiculous amounts of money for something that is often in inferior sound quality. To me, EVSD is a perfect example of how bootleg companies are a necessary evil. Without them, it's a real possibility that these boards would never have seen the light of day. But their practices are very greedy and despicable imho. If EVSD cares so much about making money, they should see the writing on the wall: partial releases, rising prices, and insults to the community will only turn more and more people away from them. They need to change their strategy going forward if they hope to continue existing. But, then again, that's just my two cents. (Friendly reminder: whatever your thoughts on this are, please be civil in the comments. Let's not have this turn into the threads I linked above).
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Download torrent rabid windows 7. Download torrent reba complete season. Download Torrent raider. Download torrent rabid pokemon. Download Torrent rapid'news. Hello! How did the whole TPB get started? What sparked the idea? Were you afraid to start the website? Bittorrent was kinda new. We wanted to advance from the (then) reigning DC++. Afraid? We ain't afraid of no ghosts. TPB originally was meant to be a place for us and our closest friends. Quite soon we noticed we had a lot of friends. Link to Link to:) We know you have, at least in TPB trials, had contact with many representatives of the copyright industry. As much as I dislike them, they are all humans. Have they ever said anything particularly interesting, sympathetic, or disconcerting to you? Even something that was legitimately scary? Some of them are really nice. Some are just puppets. Henrik Pontén is one of the nicest "antipirates" out there. I second this re. Henrik Pontén. +1. Didn't he get a lot of hate directed towards him for some reason? Maybe it was that he was on the wrong side of "the battle", did you ever talk about that? I think he is just where he wants, even if speaking of "sides" and "battles" sometimes really isn't helping. But honestly, he is one if the few 'anti pirates' who actually have behaved in a civilized manner rather than some cowboy copyright lawyer mumbo-jumbo. Awsome, i can imagine how strange that must have felt. "Tjena är du en av dedär killarna från tpb? " "ehm ja?... " "kan inte du berätta hur man använder utorrent? " Pretty much. + they were huge. I thought I was gonna end up in "Cops gone bad 2". When you want a game/software, then you buy it, google it, or just download it from TPB? I buy most my games from steam now a days. rest of it is free and/or open software. To me, it is very uncommon that I want to use a software which does not exist in a free version. (And in this case, free does basically mean GPL. ) So well, I google it. I actually buy most games, mostly because it's no hassle anymore. Movies on the other hand I never pay for. Except cinema. I don't play games. Do you find it funny that the FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services Division pirates movies and TV Shows, or are they above the law? "FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services Division"? Sounds like the most boring job ever. I sure hope they torrent some movies and TV shows to brighten their sad days. I don't know if you know this but do you guy know how many proxies for The Pirate Bay exist? Well over 9000. What is your favorite Bittorrent Client? We cant have favorites, it would be unfair. Do you think subscription services like it could one day make piracy unneeded? To us, "piracy" has always meant so much more than just consumption or downloading. Piracy is not necessarily digital, illegal or whatever. 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Sounds like the most boring job ever. @discobbedienti say "FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services Division" RLY quick a dozen of times and the secret message will shine through. Did you expected TPB to become that enormous torrent beast? The entire world knows about it, talks about it. Some fears it. How did you handle that? We gave the beast away to some other dudes. No, we were never ready for it to take off the way it did. We had no server capacity to speak of at the time. What is your current situation with the law? Depends on the country, it's illegal in russia to be pro-gay so i guess some of us needs to go to jail in that part of the world. Traw-law-law-law-law-law-law-law-law-law-law-law! Seriously speaking our engagement in Piratbyran never ever have resulted in any kind of complications with the law. How many governments are after you right now? They're all after us. We are the only ones looking forward. What has been your favourite memory of running the pirate bay since starting it? Most of the memories have included cats. Some in flames. Getting stopped by cops when shopping, only to be asked about how to use utorrent. If TPB was just one of the projects of PB, what were/are the other projects? We had one site were we sold votes in electorials to the highest bidder. Another one mocking american forces in Iraq. was kind of like 4chan. It roughly translates to "i confess". Mainly being cocky in media. Trying to divert the discussion from boring right/wrong talk into progressive thoughts about the internets potential. Piratbyrån was one projects coming out from a quite flexible and creative group of people connected to both hacking and politics. Other projects (that noticably never got as popular as PB and later TPB) include stuff concerning different kinds of free-riding; subways, work, shopping, democracy. We did a looot of afk-talking, and writing, and helped kids with their homework in highschool. Ten years ago people really didn't understand how to use the internet, we spent lots of work on education, making guides, flyers, media appearances, etc to teach about file sharing. also made a few other sites and physical projects. like an art exhibition in Italy which is an epic journey in its own right. Why did you leave TPB in 2004? We were running too many projects in parallel at the time, and to be honest most of us are quite worthless when it comes to tech. TPB was handed over to people who were dedicated and wanted to make it huge and awesome. It was a mutual separation involving politics, safety and humour, but we kept joint custody over some of our children until they all died. To many shiny new things to do, TPB was better left off in the hands of the administrators so we could focus on matters at hand. Do you have any regrets from leaving? No, not really. We're more of partystarters than actual hosts. What do you think of Anonymous? Have you ever worked with them on anything? You're both outstanding spokespeople for internet freedom. Anon sweden is a joke without a good point, worldwide i think it's... kinda cute? we're so different BUT: 2. we both used the internet i guess. 3. hmpf. Personally, I find Anonymous quite interesting. Apart from the misogynist thing, which is quite problematic. Misogynist creeps, sometimes doing good things. Since the question has been edited, may I ask why? :(>~ What projects are you guys working on now? What are the plans for PB in the future? PB is dead, and has been for some years now. But I guess most of us are still into the things that got us interested in this stuff; hacking or politics. What are your guys' opinions on the legal system behind copyrights in the United States and around the world? What do you think should be done to fix it? What kind of compromises do you think would satisfy both the consumers/pirates who seem to call for the absolute abolishment of copyright, and corporations/government bodies proposing stricter internet regulation? Do you think any are possible/plausible or are we fighting a futile war? I'll tell you this: i'm easy. as soon as the copyright-cowboys comes along with ONE rule and/or idea that works democraticly with the law, i wouldn't mind. i wouldn't even mind them owning EVERYTHING. but they really suck so i don't want to give them any rights to culture or money at the moment. The fact that file sharing will happen and that the gigantic Orwellian surveillance system that need to be in place to make sure we couldn't do these things are so insanely intrusive that its neither feasible nor wanted and so expensive that no one would afford it. We need to "fucking deal with it". We need to see that the internet is here to stay and so is the reproductability of digital goods, we cannot wish or anger this away. it doesn't care about hurt feelings. We need to have a discussion about if our future really need a enforceable system to sell and control digital copies or if it should go the way of the piano tuners. So whats the alternatives? Can we trust the rabid anti piracy law makers to one day say "well, thats enough. this is how far we shall take the law, now let them pirate". They will do no such thing! instead there will be more and more regulations and laws with no end. As soon as we accept the validity of their claims, that our communications are less important then their hunt for copies, we also accept a chain of regulations, that are working to end the internet as we know it. Either trust your politicians to stop making stupid laws or chose your what you want for a future. Where is the pirate bus now? I think its last trip will be the one we did summer 2011 to CCCamp, its now parked and quite gold coloured. Which industry lawyers were the hardest to deal with? Music, Movies or Gaming? We just said fuck off to all them. Equally easy. None of them. They're slow as hell. What's your opinion on the silk road? Can it last? I think silk road, or similar, can't not exist any more. its an idea that has started and like most ideas it cannot be removed that easily. What are your political views? Leftist? I think the leftists called us decadents. Yes. So far left it's not even political. Disobedient with a pinch of disco. communists with a flavor for champagne. I would call ourselves a group of radical but extraordinarily functional and pragmatic outcasts. Do you think it is wrong if the people behind TPB organization are making huge amounts of profit? (Take out server maintenance and all, i know it's very expensive and that they work very hard to keep the site running) I dont know how much they make. If any, they've never strike me as very sharp businessmen. But who knows? I think they would make more money without all the seminude anorectic girls. Don't know about the current owners. But if you've ever met brokep, tiamo and anakata, it's quite obvious they are no millionaires. The guys always had to keep real jobs to feed them what i know. Are you still closed for second thoughts? A lot of shit went down that year. Our co-founder and close friend Ibi died. A lot of us focused on our friends and families. will you update your site soon? It was also a note to everyone. As the discussion about filesharing and copyright was pretty much the same as in 2003. We felt that we had done our part and that there was no reason trying to convince the anti pirates about our causes. As a Swedish person I'm curious to why the site went over to that sign. We are happy with the current status of things. Did you ever think that your projects were ever going to be this big? Not really no, PB started as a discussion in a pub over a stupid press release from some hollywood thugs that the papers reprinted as news and ended in something quite larger. Obviously not. We didn't believe that bittorrent would reign for this long. Back in our days, a protocol or service was replaced by a new one every 2 years. IT'S TIME FOR SOMETHING NEW! What is piratbyrån now? are you gone forever? We are in your head. A form of gas. most of us have gone separate ways, doing other things with other people. What do you think the future holds for copyright laws? It seems to be an all or nothing game. the lawmakers arent looking to stop anytime soon i think. if we all dont do anything about it. I would abolish them in total, then deal with the situation that would appear. maybe it would be awesome, maybe new laws would need to take place. What are the chances of it being unblocked in the UK ever? I know there are ways to get around it, but still:) With a million proxies, it's not really an issue anymore right? Besides politically. What is your favorite species of Pokemon? More of a Pony fan... We're too old for that Pokemon hype. Sorry. My kids like Pokemon, but I've never learned what those monsters are really called. Do you like cheese? Only soy cheese. Eating gruyere right now.. What are your opinions about TPB AFK? Boring court flick. Nicely done though. TPB AFK is a quite dark movie concerning mainly the TPB trial. At least my main objection is that it misses at least 6 years of total lulz. We prefer not to regard TPB AFK as a finished project, just because the official film is nor premiered. We really look forward to what will happen with all the film material that was not used in that official film. Great scenes from our bus, etc. We really should do a shorter remix with all the boring court scenes deleted. If only for we who did already spend some time at the court, listening to the trials. So, only the bus scene? Could work... Are you afraid of some shit from Swedish goverment? Now then again, what is the "Swedish government"? Of course we are afraid of governments' shit. Every sane person is, right? That does not mean we're personally afraid. Being members of the Pirate Bureau wasn't really dangerous or something. Do you think its time for a revamp of TPB after its 8 years of existing? I think we all are surprised that TPB still is alive. At the time Bitorrent was the new protocol. I am surprised there hasn't been anything new. 2013 is supposed to be the future, right? Because of how old it is or because you thought it would be shut down? We always hoped and thought something better would be up within a year or two. Do you plan on expanding TPB into something more? or will TPB always be the same? not that there is anything wrong with that i love TPB. We don't run TPB anymore. But one can only hope that TPB quits soon. So that something new can emerge. Thanks for doing this AMA! You guys rock! You should ask the fishy ppl making money of ridiculous porn ads, not us. I have a dream: I have written it out in brokep his AMA but nobody seems to notice me. How do you guys dream about the future? What do you want to happen with humanity? And how important is the philosophy of the people who like to share files in all of this? We started TPB as a way of doing communism. and by that i say good night and thank you all. Do you think it would we wise to give the Pirateparty a different name? We're not in the business of naming political parties. Our take on the Pirate party has always been that it is too much about pirates and too little about partying. How can we find out about your other various projects? We should write a book. How has being involved with TPB created opportunities for you elsewhere? But this one time, we made an auction site for selling and buying votes. During the swedish election about joining the European monetary union. That was fun! How did you keep TPB running for so long? Most of us had been involved in political activities before, but this was the first time we actually had any fun. What would you do differently if you had a second chance with TPB? Would have a less arrogant and hopefully more mature look on the dynamics of things. Lot's of silly arguments at the time. Involving cats. And would have prevented it from being the only site around. Should have spawned copies of copies of copies of TPB. It would be an idea to use the features of the bittorrent protocol in order to sophisticate certain kinds of "old" P2P-networks, like soulseek and audiogalaxy. not driving everybody to a search engine on the www, but also cultivate the potential of browsing each other's music folders. What's the longest skid any of you ever did on a bmx? Our bike hero omniuwo isn't here today, but hes that guy that always show up with a new bike he welded him self with some weird never-seen-before feature. You guys are just drowning in pussy, aren't you? (Yes, I am being serious) I'm a girl and i still only get one. As a sidenote: pussy is not a liquid. maybe one day you'll discover this. No, but endless amounts of dicks. Straight married man. Whats your favorite hacker conference? Many of us used to go to CCC in Berlin, some still go there (though it has moved to Hamburg). Do you still have meetups? The group within Piratbyrån was born has been meeting on IRC and during get-togethers for at least 15 years or so. First and foremost we are really good friends. I would like to know what this 'something new' you guys have in mind is, exactly. Would it be a distributed site, like in Freenet, or a site that is even tougher to geolocate (and take down), such as a Tor site or an Invisible Internet Project Eepsite? Or would it be something like DHT? I'd like something of a mix between Slsk, winmx, kazaa lite. With huge amounts of meta data, somewhat decent anonymity and encryption and a sweet gui. Transfers using bittorrent. Pretty please? My question relates to the "great power, great responsibility" motif. Has there ever been a time TPB has been used (correctly) for something you wish it wasn't? The porn ads on TPB are rly:((( <- THIS very much so, and several arguments have been had. It's saturday?? :O. Earliest trace of planning would from 29 days ago when the trailer for the movie came out and folks asked me to do an AMA about our part of it. but mostly it was tought up somewhere in the night to today. Caturday, frauxelito! What is traffic like? are there certain times after a new tv show or movie comes out that traffic increases a ton? Sweden is really cold and dark during the winter. Lot's of polar bears roam the streets. Other than that, Traffic is the name of (at least) 2 great movies. I like you guys. you are a creative bunch. keep up the good work. Based on your answer, we like you too. How many are you in the pirate bureau you'd say? Piratbyrån is no more. Dunno how many were involved. Probably between 50-100 in varying effort.. No real answer exists, but maybe 8-20 people and at least 1 bot, depending on time and place. From 2 to 2000, its hard to tell as we never really was good at organizing stuff. but the more active clusters where about 10-20 people. 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But it's not our show any more. How do you think The Pirate Bay could better advertise legal 'free' content (Creative Commons, General Public Licenses, etc. )? Seems logic that uses BT. Edit: When I said 'advertise' I really meant 'support'. But okay! The Promo Bay thingie is perhaps what you're asking about? What is the one thing people, as supporters for a free internet, need to contribute towards the rejection of any internet regulation in any form/country/corporation? Transparency, self-sanitazion. Oh the scenarios are endless i guess, but maybe to always think outside yourselfs? like "yeah this is great for me and my ipad buuut what about the rest of the world, or the world that i one day would love to live in" The knife releases a new album April 5. I know! Super excited! How do you see this ending? Do you think that The Pirate Bay will ever be shut down by the authorities or will you just eventually give it up? It's not our site. But think of it like this: will people stop using it? hopefully, when someone makes something better, and hopefully that's soon! TPB will not be shut down. But hopefully they call it a quits before they are totally irrelevant. Since you've been probably all involved, can you estimate how many kopimist schools are there? What are the main differences in fundamental principles among them? There are innumerable kopimist sects these days. From very orthodox kopimists, to mystical schools like anti-cosmic chaos kopimism. There's one for every kopimist. It started out as 23, but then we lost a great one in 2010. What would you say the best way to share files with friends on a private, invite only type network? Direct Connect? Over a couple of beers at your home. What goals do you hope to achieve in the next five years and what goals do you think are completely unattainable or unrealistic? A new and better set of secure communication tools with a richer community and exploring capability, more awareness of encryption by the general population, atleast the younger generation. Unrealisticly? a future where the above wasnt needed. Thanks for the answer, is quite an honor:) It is funny how it started as something so little, just for the hell of it, and now TPB is synonym with freedom of expression around the world. Sometimes things works in mysterious ways:) What do you think of the new MEGA site? This file hosting service trend must stop. It's a step in the wrong direction. I was hoping for a common cloud thingie. Besides the Mega encryption being unsafe there is this thing about Mr Kimmie being a corrupt snitch and an egoistic fraud, making me at least kind of sceptic. Did you guy's planned this AusA for a long time or is this happening due to the people's payday's(lot's of cold beer) and it's being a slow saturday night? It's saturday?? :O. Any plans for future projects? 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It all began on IRC and that is still where the party is. We tend to have a large amount of more or less secret back-chans for different formations and topics. This is how we have spent around half a lifetime together. Why are you open about being pirates when many other filesharing websites aren't? For the big sites piracy is a mean to money so they want silence, for the small elitist boards piracy is a mean for exclusivity so they want secrecy. For us piracy was a mean in it self and to raise public awareness so we where quite loud. Just to have it out in the open; I don't think many of us would identify themselves as "pirates". That is, at least today, not really an interesting identificator. When we started discussing Piratbyran some 10+ years ago, we saw that there was a growing youth movement of people using their home connections to share stuff. With fiber connectivity spreading around Sweden, it was ofc bound to happen. What we did was to accelerate this movement into something social, connecting it to other struggles, adding some political theory, and making it part of something bigger. Us calling it Piratbyran wasn't more that a prank that turned out well. Also, we never were a site. We were a part of a collective and never-ending process, never once ashamed if what we were up to. Tits or ass? Link to What other projects are on the go? PB is closed, but if you need to change something you should start some projects up yourself! Besides spawning TPB, what else did y'all do? It's a bit of Internet history black hole (at least in English)... True, this is a history that is mostly still not written in English. I think it will happen over some years time, but right now anybody who knows Swedish will be able to get a way bigger part of the story. The language part is a bit sad yes! but i believe the book is translated into english: occoli-kopimi. Our stuff depends a little bit on what role we took atm, but we raised awarness about the "safety" of a Printscreen used in court which i personally loved, and also a site called "fluktarna" where you could sign a petition to notify ISPs not to give out your info to private companies. This book we wrote explains it all. Rly, it does: Link to Can I torrent the movie? Offcourse, Link to has them all! Thanks! Even though I only meant it as a joke. Not funny. Happy cake day! How much does it cost to keep TPB running? How to you get that money? Those first servers were just home computers loitering around in wardrobes in our homes. Back in our days, the equipment where stolen, lent or donated. The first real dedicated server was an old desktop on a 512kbit radio link in a basement in mexico that didnt cost a dime. we had server outages due to floodings so it wasnt optimal. Then we got a server for free from a company that just had been raided by the anti-piracy agencies that could grow the service. When you started TPB, did you ever believe it would get as big as it did? No, and the goal was never to get big, but to get copied. Has that worked? Any copies? Nope.. To be honest, I think that's the point where The Pirate Bay did fail. People believed in it too much, rather than being inspired by it. Some of us are trying. Granted, most of some of us are the same as the old some of you, but there is some new us. Or something. Rly, just a very very very small part of what earlier was Piratbyrån moved on to Telecomix.

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